but at the time the exhibit opened in the fall of 2008, colleen could not attend the opening because she was on a steamer headed to cyprus. should content officer candidate school, because she felt she needed to support her fellow sailors, no matter how she felt about the war effort. so there were many surprises along the way. i think that these wars and women's involvement in them have really changed the way that we need to look at motherhood, the way we need to look at women in combat, and i think that we're going to to come out of these wars with women having broader role in the military. everyone in the military knows that women are in combat. many civilians don't. but they are, in fact, using explosives sniffing dogs to find hidden ied's. they are doing house to house searches. the military has a program called the line is program, which brings women into roles that men cannot take such as searching muslim women. because of course male soldiers cannot do that. so there are many, many ways in which women are serving and are in the line of danger. and the interviewed women who hav

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we haveho republican charles dj, colleen hanbusa and democrat, ed case. our panel tonight consists of three veterans, reporters who have extensive experience covering public politics. you are also welcome to submit questions to her web sitens. tonight on line activities for the debate. >> we are holding a live wire discussion i on kitv.com.>> we' i am joined by politicalus analyst, neal miller as wellsio' the league of women voters. we have got a by bunch of people here helping out in right now we have people posing questions and you can look at what other people are posting as well. new is going to be answering those questions and we are going to pick a few of the best asked, the questionsng t that you ask ando post them to the candidates leader in the a debate.o paula.date >> thank you laura. before we get our questions we want to give you a summary of bw tonight's rules in the format ge agreed upon by the league of br voters, kitv on thed the candidates.rmf in order to participate a candidate had to have received significant levels of publicd support a

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colleen is asking, who is up first? ed chen will do the introductions.michelle obama will present some journalism scholarships. the president speaks and then jay leno speaks after that. that's the schedule of events. there's a video that begins the whole program and we'll also watch that. earlier today, for people going to the receptions prior to the dinner, several news organizations hold receptions prior to the dinner. it's a labyrinth of halls and rooms and you go from one to the other and it's very crowded and very hot. and a lot of people attend, but there is also a red carpet welcome at the washington hilton. here's a little more from that red carpet earlier this evening. we'll watch. i think that's lindsey vonn, the skier from the olympics. and actress jessica alba. >> actor andrew shue arriving. >> actress scarlet johansson. this was earlier this evening. of course, chris matthews. that is his wife, cathleen matthews, for several years an anchor in the washington area. you might have seen a glimpse of actor ewan macgregor there. there are some nb

my name's colleen stiles, and my kids and i did our wills on legalzoom. [ shapiro ] we created legalzoom to help you take care of the ones you love. go to legalzoom.com today and complete your will in minutes. at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. jane: we are watching developments in the failed times square car bombing attempt. we're learning this hour that new york city police have interviewed the registered owner of the nissan pathfinder that was rigged with these homemade exclosives. on the phone, joe, a former nypd squad commander. talk to me about this investigation, where it is at 20 minutes past 12 eastern time a couple of days later. the suv, i assume, is key here. what kind of clues can it hold? >> oh, it can hold many, many clues as far as the devices that were placed and as far as, you know, any fingerprints or any kind of evidence that was removed from the vehicle. they're going to try to put a face or faces to anything they find in the vehicle. i mean, it's ongoing, it's been going on since the incident, but now it's involving many agencies as well. jane: when we s

david headley, colleen larose, jamie pauline ra mire rest, daniel boyd, dylan bo, zahira boyd. even after getting warnings cooperating. mr. zazi andhis co-conspirator, abduutallab and all these people who still ultimately decided to speak with the government. >> again, i c think back even to murder cases where -- prosecuted and now you're dealing with far m serious cases where, again, people are ven the miranda warning and they went ahead and gave the information, but you also had then, as you said, the ability to usehe -- use the statements in court. now, since taking office, i believe -- and madam chair, wearing my hat as the chair of the judiciary committee, i've seen you use all the options available to try terrorists, suspects including federal criminal commissions. since september 11th, there have been over 400 terrorism-related convictions in federal court. there are hundreds of terrorists locked up in our prisons. over 400. now there's been three people convicted in military commisons. i think the new manual for military commissions was issued last week. without putting

campaign may only need 40% of the vote to win if the democratic vote is split between stat senate member colleenanbusea and ed pace, former congressman from the state's other district who has rubbed a lot of folks in the democratic establishment in hawaii the wrong way. so this is going to be a another good test case of whether republicans can excute these kinds of races and pick up these seats that are on the democratic side right now. and this is a very, very heavily democratic district. but we could see a scenario where republicans kind of pull out a once in a lifetime opportunity to pick up this kind of seat. and so i think we'll see some high drama. it's one way that republicans could sort of take the house, which everyone thinks is on a nice edge and kind of twist that knife by winning president obama's native district. host: the gentleman mentioned the new law in arizona and also the effect of the tea parties. is that going to be a key factor even though thes in arizona, if people perceive if you are of like mind srks that going to be a plus or minus for you as you're running for office o

. >> steve: the trial for colleen larose, who calls herself jihad jane, set to begin if philly.g to provide material support to terrorists. charges carry a maximum sentence of life in prison and a million dollars fine. her lawyer has filed a motion that could possibly postpone her trial. >> gretchen: more interesting video for you to check out. people forced to dive out of the way. watch this. oopsy daisy. an suv comes barreling into a barber shop. it happened in encino, california. the driver apparently misjudged a turn, crashing through the front window, 40 miles an hour. two people only suffered minor injuries. they were lucky. >> brian: cutting it close. >> gretchen: brian, a little sports action. >> brian: these cameras everywhere might be a violation of our privacy, but i'm loving it for our show. we get a lot of video. white sox manager is teed off about the new tough immigration laws in arizona. he's outspoken. here is what he has to say. most immigrants are work aholiks. this country can't survive without them. i'm sorry, but a lot of people from this country are very l

daviheadley, colleen larose, jamie pauline ra mire rest, daniel boyd, dylan boyd, zahira boyd. even after getting warnings cooperating. mr. zazi and his co-conspirator, abdulmutallab and all these people who s ultimately decided to speak with the government >> again, i can think back even to murder cases where -- i prosecuted and now you're dealing with far more serious cases where, again, people are given the miranda warning and they went ahead and gave the information, but you also had then, as you said, the ability to use the -- use the statements in court. now, since taking office, i believe -- and madam chair, wearing my hat as the chair of the judiciary committee, i've seen you use all the options available to try terrorists, suspects including federal criminal commissions. since september 11th, there have been over 400 terrorism-related convictions in federal court. there are hundreds of terrorists locked up in our prisons. over 400. now there's been three people convicted in military commissions. i think the new manual for military commissions was issued last week. with

he is our witness from the fda but he is accompanied by michael chappell and colleen goggins to provide any additional affirmation. michael chappell is the acting associate minister for regulatory affairs at the fda. it is committee policy that all witnesses are sworn in. if you would stand and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? you may be seated. let the record reflect that the witness's answer in the affirmative. . >> i am joined by mike chappell who is a 38-year veteran of fda. the fda has authority over drug manufacturing, to enforce good practice requirements and to require companies to comply with their own rules. consumer health care makes a variety of over-the-counter products from four manufacturing facilities in the united states and canada. fda has said crowing concerns about the quality of the many -- has a growing concerns about the quality of the manufacturing process. fda inspected the company's facilities with increased frequency. in february, the agency convened the management of its parent company